Craryville, NY
44 Golf Course Road, Craryville, NY 12521
About this course
Copake Country Club is an 18-hole golf course in Craryville, New York, in Columbia County, situated near Copake Lake in the foothills between the Berkshires and the Catskills. The course sits on hilly ground reached by a rise past the lake, giving several holes elevated views of the surrounding countryside.
The course was designed by Devereux Emmet, an American architect who laid out more than 150 courses in the early twentieth century, in an era when wood-shafted clubs were standard. The layout retains the character typical of Emmet's classic-era work.
The club is open to public play and includes a pro shop and an on-site restaurant, The Greens at Copake, which operates with its own dining hours separate from the golf operation. It is a seasonal, warm-weather facility typical of the Hudson Valley and Berkshires region.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mid-Atlantic
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,266
LooperScore
71.7
Your score
Pro
Pro scores every course against your own game and taste. See BogeyMap Pro
Design & architects
- Devereux Emmet, architect
Golfer reviews
No published golfer reviews yet. Nothing here is scraped or invented, reviews come from signed-in golfers and are screened before publication.
Golf trails
BogeyMap Pro keeps your want-to-play list and tracks what you've played.
Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Copake Country Club, by true distance.
Hotchkiss School Golf Course
Lakeville, CT · 16 mi away
The Hotchkiss School Golf Course circles the campus of the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Connecticut, with views of Lake Wononscopomuc and the surrounding Berkshire-Taconic hills. Seth Raynor designed the course in 1924; Charles Banks, a Hotchkiss teacher who later became Raynor's design partner, reconfigured several holes in the 1930s after Raynor's death. The nine-hole course plays to a par of 35 across just over 3,000 yards, with undulating greens and moderate elevation changes that give it a reputation among golf architecture enthusiasts for its Raynor template holes. The course closes to the public in afternoons during the school's athletic season and otherwise operates on a membership and daily-fee basis, run through the school's pro shop.
The Links at Union Vale
Lagrangeville, NY · 29 mi away
The Links at Union Vale is a semi-private, 18-hole course in Dutchess County, about 70 miles north of New York City near the Taconic Parkway. Architect Stephen Kay built the course on roughly 200 acres of former cattle and farmland and opened it in 2000. The par-72 layout measures 6,646 yards from the back tees and sits on open, largely treeless ground with views of the Hudson Hills and Catskill Mountains. Fescue, pot bunkers and water run through the routing. The club also runs a junior golf academy and hosts weddings on site.
Burden Lake Country Club
Averill Park, NY · 30 mi away
Burden Lake Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course in Averill Park, New York, roughly ten miles from Troy and fifteen from Albany. The course was designed by architect Chuck Baltzel and operates today as a semi-private club open to public play. The layout is set in the rolling terrain around the Rensselaer County lake region, with course reviewers describing large, fast greens and a generally challenging test for the area. Facilities include a grass-tee driving range and private lessons through the club's PGA staff. Beyond the course, Burden Lake offers indoor golf simulators featuring dozens of virtual courses for year-round play, along with a clubhouse restaurant and bar known as Jack Kelly's Tavern by the Green. The club welcomes both members and public golfers with advance tee time booking.
If you liked Copake Country Club
Pro finds courses like this one and tells you why — same architect, same setting, same character. See BogeyMap Pro